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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-14
NETWORK CITY.

novel Thermometer Is to DO introduced 1t tn
Casino, by which the temperature on the roof garden
can DO seen at al times In tho lobby Of the theatre
The connection Is made BY an electric spPsrs1n a,
ature Is several degrees lower on the roof garden thai
II Ia In the street.
Tho conference Of the Custom House Appraiser
"a stu going on from day to day. Yesterday thu
conference considered Schedules A. relating to drug
and chemicals; b, china, class and earthenware
@. metals and hardware; and d, tobacco
The Board Of Education yesterday finished its bust
ness and adjourned until September. Eugene
odeu was appointed Sanitary Inspector and assist
ant TO tho Superintendent Of Buildings. Tho male
department Of Grammar School No. was oonson
dated with No. 81 and NJ A. birmingham WIS msne
principal
aE.r-The expression TO against Tolu meani
that II you give . bookmakor s5 and Tolu wins he
viii give you s1s-your s5 and % additional.
Through the Iabors Of the East Side Improvement
Association Of Harlem, One hundred and tenth-s IT,
will be repaved from First to Ffth-ava st On early
date. The association desires an elevated STATION
at Third ave- and One hundred and tcnthst, besides
other improvements. The members VIII meet 70
morrow evening At No. 112 East Onehundred- and
tenth-st.
At the regular monthly meeting Of the Maritime
Association Of the Port Of New-York yesterday
d. W. Beasley, Daniel Barnes and W. II. Van Brunt
were appointed delegates to convention to be held
Rochester July 80, to consider measures ior the
Improvement Of the State canals
Adolph Hauck was held in $1,000 bail by Commits
sioners Shields yesterday for passing $40 counter
felt bill
United States Commissioner Shields yesterday Is
sued q warrant for the arrest Of Michael Mcmahon
now In Bellevue Hospital, Is one OF the leaders VI
the gang vi cUunterfclters OF which young MAX
Schwartz, now under arrest, was one
Daniel Fitzpatrick and John Gleason, each eighteen
years old sent TO Sing Sing yesterday BY Recorder
smyth for five years aud four months for robbing
the house Of Keeper White. Of the Morguc, At No.
836 East Fifty ffth-t John Rice confederate,
age twenty, got two years and SIX months
Tho decomposcd body of an infant, whose feet and
hands were tied together with strips OF bed ticking
found the swamp at Eighth-ave. AMI the East
Rlvor yesterday.
James b. Dempsey, clerk in the Presbyterian
Hospital, became violently insane Tuesday and
was removed to padded cell In Bellevue Hospital.
Thirty-fve hundred crates Of tomatoes from the
steamer City OF Augustus cargo Of Savannah $1,000
packages) garden truck sent outside yestcr-
day and dumped into the sea Meeting this hot
weather In rather ripo condition made them not
worth the cost OF freight
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THE COURTS.
BETTER TO HAVE LOST THE ORIGINAL

BETTER TO HAVE LOST THE ORIGINAL SUM-
of obstnaoy olitgapts In which the
plaintiff patry compelled TO pay
many sued for besides losing his case
WA decided in the Superior Court yesterday Tho American
Loan and Trust Company through It's Consoidated stock
formed March is, 1883 BY Josiah j. White member OF
would deliver shat day. through the
CLEARING department TO NJ Waters 600 barrels Of OIL for
eSiS 90 be paid by Waters Certificates for tho oil we're
delivered 10 the clearing department and Mr.
White received credit for the amount named Waters fssd
on day and By Tue direction OF MI
resod for ST. Sl2 60 leaving deieit OF So
TO be accounted for ~ Mr. White This he negiectea 70 pay
Afterwards S31l 81 became due MI White by tho Clear
ing stock transaction and under bylaws OF
this 1905 so tenered him He refused %
full claimed. Justice O0orman
In the Superior Court Special yesterday awarded the
sSO5 So which paid Court TO the plaintiff and
dsmisse comp amt him to costs and An
ALLOWANCE Of per cent the claimed BY him.
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70 FIGHT DISEASE DURING HOT WEATHER.
The Board of Health yesterday made the following ap

pointmsntsi
Sanitary Ispeotors-Drs James e. Newcomb, Of No Isl
West sixty frstst William Aiken, Of No 2S9 Feat One
hundred third ST. Alonso BaLyet Of NO SSs
West TweifhL samuel MoCallum Of No 293 Msdieonstt
Cha les r. Mersersu Of No IT'S East
axthst
Mfls Inspeeors-Joseph Tomnson OF No 100 East Fort
eth.sI and Halsey Wood Of No. 81 West Onehundred
and thirtethst -...-.. -.
Crks-Joseph Wilson, OF No s27 East Thirteenthst,
and W. y. Woodruff. OF Crawford. N. ].
II was decided to have the physicians Of the summer
corps report daily all Of CONTAGIOUS diseases whcn
they lind In the tenement houses The reports Will be
DR. j. Taylor, OF the Fourth sanitary Dl
vision. who will decide what sick children ought TO DC
sent TO the willard Parker Hospital Dr. James, who Is In
charge OF the Department hospital was directed TO mako
preparations for tue OF children sick with diphthe
ria and scarlet fever Many such children will be re-
wed from 10 tue next two months In
the hope checking contsgon In the tenement disicts
Members OF the corps Will receive Instructions
from Commissioner Bryant at sanitary Headquarters,
this morning and will be urged to warn parents against
the needless exposure OF children TO oontagion The
Board yesterday asked the public dspensaries TO assist
In tho work Of stamping out disease by furnishing free
medicine poor families tho prescriptions OF the
members Of the summer corps
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AISIHG FALLEN HORSE WITH ~INDLASS
workmen who have been repavng tho old tide
sewer In South-st., directly under tho Brooklyn
Bridge have constructed a temporary bridge tor the
Second Avenue horse to cross 1T that point One
of the horses drawing slipped Oh the bridge and
fell into the after q. M yesterday. Inc
workmen found much difficulty In Raising the horso
out OF the hole. but accomplished the tax with the
aid o. awindlass The horse did not appear to DO
hurt by the fall.
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BROOKLYN.
Thar are aa5 electric lights IN the city.

There are 995 electric lights In the city.
The Kings county Elevated Railroad wants the right TO
the Old city line at Fulton ana SACK
man the city line At the county boundary.
Liberty ave 10 the route
Herbert L. Smith u .inaw OF Controller Livingston
a sather of1ce. " II be made
bond clerk succeed George o.
Brown, secretary 81 tho BoAd of education HI
salary will increased from 81. 800 10 $4,000
Fer,iin and Heo.eh furrcr lost 1000 mussrst furs.
$780, from wagon yesterday.
The rrders posts for The Union Elevated Railroad
structure In Myrteave and BrosiwAy Will reach Brooklyn
this week.
Mayor whitney Yesterday appointed Aldermen olenH
MoCsrly Corwn flaming Cofsv Birkett and Engea CON-
mittec examine the tax budget
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DID FIREWORKS CAU>E THE Loss OF LIEF
Coroner yesterday began inquest in tho Of
August Albert Ees who lost their ves At the
fire on July at S43 Broadway occupied by p Koary
a Brother dealers IN toys and fireworks Nothing
eeitei victims met their Late The
make thorough Investigation OF tho case In order 70
learn II possIblo, tile origin OF the hre.
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pvI DTy6 THE POLICE FOR SIX YEARS

Ever since thomas Rooney. an old street sweeper was
murdered at his home No 4O7 West Thirty -ninthss,
about sr years ago. police have been searching for
his son Felix 10 said TO be the murderer Several
times they got Of Felix In his wandengs but
have been able effect his capture. few days ago
he was seen In Sixth-ave by man who knew him In
stead OF following Rooney and pointing him out TO
policeman, the man rushed IN tho Thirtieth street
Station and told the sergeant that the murderer waA In
the city Since then all OF Rooneys old haunts have
been explored, but he not found
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4 BRAVE GIRL "KNOoKs OUT" A TRAMP.

About IL a Tuesday Joseph Phelan, tramp. age
about walked into of Mrs Mary Leary.
OF No 500 West Twenty seventhst and demanded some
and declaring that he money and he would
have started toward her In threatening mfnner. Mrs
Leary the hail. where pursued by
Pm Ian Al this juncture MISS Maggie hoAune attracted
the In and smashed large water
pitcher the tramps head incting large scalp wound
Phelau bed pyofusey whom taken 10 the
Roosevelt Hospital several days VIII be required TO
regain his strength The girl arragDed charge Of
assault At the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday and
pAroled until tomorrow.
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GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

WASHINGTON uiy lathe nna game
the Washington and Chicago clubs played to-day and
visiting players at pons
did mol allow tho Champions angle run In the
final Arson Knocked the ball the left field fencs
and could h made homo One run wonld not win
game however and he stopped third with the hope
making pitcher whitney nervous His TICK did not succeed
The follows;
S Sa:. .a n:::::.::S g
ton. ~ Cnioaxo. & Pitchers-Whitney and Flint UNI
PnILApKPHIA July 13-The Philadelphia club outpiayed
tho Hoosers to-day and easily Healy started in
hit for doubles and home run he
Fast who occupied the box until the
eighth inning whoa ho way " Oahili Ferguson In
ured husslt in ths fourth and way to Maui The
fielding aud the batting Of Bassett were the feat
ures play. Pohemus appeared with Indian
spols but lie gave no evidence OF being baLpayer OK
raordinary. The score was AZ follows'
fi nSsnsSsS. a:
e. IL % Far.
cshiii G~piTs-Mr. sullivan.
BOSTON, July l3.-Atsr heavy batting today tho
Boston club another rather victory from its De-
opponents Getzen pitched with little effect and his
delivery every In the frat three and
last three lnninss The score was as follows;
Bbs s.SsI. .....-..::.:::S III
Basshts- 22 Detroit Error'IGo;sSs
P Psssr:. f'''N'''-AAO1'A AA' '''''''
ST. LOUIS July l3-Todays match between the St Louis
Ing players scored the only Of the game BY
timely batting in the afth inning. The score;
g. s1o LSrs %
Basehs-St Louis, 10; Brooklyn ERRORS ST. Louis
Brooklyn o. PtcheTs-fOutz and Porter. Umpro-Ar Mo
Quade.
LOUISVILLE. July l3-The METROPOLITAN and Louisville
clubs played we'll contested to-day which the Indan
won aftor dsht Chamborlan's curves batted
freely the OPENING inning aud the i've runs scored viz
tuzlly gave them the game. The a. follows
Louisville ...............".t g.
Bzsshs-Louisviie. o. Metropolitan. 1x Errors.Louis
Vile Metropolitan, g. anu Lynen
Umpirs-Mr Eel sWon-
CINcIxKAT July la-The Cincinnati nine played in hn
form again to-day Athletics defeated in
Quence The as follows:
Cincinnat Q @
Athletic. VI
Basshits-C ncInnati 49, Athletic. o. Errors-Cinoin
natl U; Athletic, Ptchers-M ulane and Seward I'm
pre-Mr Dunivoy.
CLEVELAND July l3-Ths Cleveland and baltimore clubs
played again to-day Maryanders without much
effort The followsi
S Ss,%S1s SSSY II
Baltimore. H. Errors-Cleveland
g.; Baltimore Ptchers-Kirby and Kilroy. Umpire Nj
Curry.
At Hsrtrerd-Hartford Q. Cuban Giants g.
Al Syracuse IL. Bnghamton 10.
A. Standardization IL. UTICA D.
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CONTEST OYER 4 sogooL TRUsrsgsHrp

Of the Ninth Ward have been
full securing trustee to MI the vacancy In the Board
The Committee Board OF Education frat considered
the Of Theodore Roche and finally dropped
his pane in favor Of Thomas Fitzpatrick, OF
Produce Exchange DIT.
Mcnamara q phys,cisn of the ward. suggested and
divided the couno Of the committee that could
Be made yesterday TO tie Board Of Education and ap
pontmeat vi DO decided on I'LL September school trustee
receives salary and The struggle Tor the position said TO
DO simply contest the Taminany aad County
0onoerAay tactaons In The uaSa.
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BADLY BEATEN. SHOT AT AND STABBED.

At yesterday, Thomas Greene was about cIosnf
the LIQUOR store at and seventhave where he 10
bartender he showed behind the bar by four
desperate characters members Of tho Thrtyseeondss
gang" Nc KennA OF them ordered round OF
frs refused 10 serve tem ~ was aiter
they threatened 10 break oyerythin In tho place
them what they wanted he served them with drink iSr
vh Oh they reu TO pay walked from behind the
ssked the run leave whep he was assaued by
McKsnna who struck him the head with sodA wafer
bottle knockisG the door and then staLpins hiu
In the night breast and shoulder he ure other rn
Themselves by kicking the bartender about inc
body before they departed one OF them drew
but the shots, fortunately do
moi afe eject MoKenna was captured few hours later
Jefferson Market romeo Courr yes
terdAy committed him for trial
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NEWS FROM THE SUB URBS.
.JERaEY CITY

completed Ev.s the number Of children Of
school 81 t67 Ts Is increase OF l55J over last
year.
ordinance hs. been introduced in the Board Of Alder.
fix the license fec Tor hotels AZ 800 and for
$500 present s0O for hotels and $50 for rosAu
The Rev. Dr. r. Hsrcourt pastor OF Grace Methodist
Church resigned 10 call TO the pastor
Howard street Methodist Episcopal Church In
ssn Francisco
Elias MccIave age fory-one carpenter living No lte
Philip arrested yesterday charged with AtIooons
assault battery his wife Her injuries are thought
To be dam erou
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AN ExAMIYAT IOy FOR WEST POIYE

Congressman g. Cox Of the Ixth Conrressional District
has offered give Point appointment to bis district
The examination OF applicants will no held at Grammar
School No H. Fourteenthst BIZ w. O. Hess prno
pal Of tho school, the morning OF Tuesday July ~ Inc
will be arithmetic 4raphy grammar aud
school studes All candidates will DO required
pass medical examination and will have TO BIO between
nteena nd Ia anti vt W yoarS
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PROPOSED OUTING FOR YoUYe MEN.

The Outing Club Of The Young Mems Christian Assoc
citation will take it's next ramble on Saturday alter
noon The trip will be to fremont and Bay Chester.
On the fol owing Saturday the club will 20 to New
Dorp and the Staten Island Shore, and upon July 80
the Young men will 90 to WilliamsbrIdge and &C oss
TO Glen island Two the Association baseball
league games remain be Played. an will be as fol
lowe: July 16, New-York against Brooklyn, at Pros
pect Park July 80, New-York against Yorkville at
Morninp side Park.
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FHTH-sELLISo. ! NILE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SHORT COURSE.
TO RACE FOR THE PORTLAND CUP.

PORTLAND Me-, July ID tSpsotai) morrow will DO
Portland greatest day for yacht rscue to be
between soop yachts Warren. Captain Frye and Mie
captain Paul champiohship Of eortsnd Ysoht
Club challenge cup of the club Tho cup Is now held
by tho Millie The race will 10 m. opposite the
club landing Will be sailed what known as the
Portland Yacht distance OF miles outside
Of Ospe Elizabeth back making together distance Of
sfS nilns
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LOSING TWO SMALL BOYS HORSE AND TRUCK.
william Brown furniture mover OF No 205S Thtrdave.
sont his hirod man with Tuesday TO load
Of furniture Thrd-ava and Ono hundred
and. thirdst boys George. eight Willie age
i've went with the When they reached the house
tho furniture hs boys STAYED on the trucf viii
into the house Ho did not stay long but
again the and the truck were mss-
Ing. They hAYe yet been found
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CALENDAR TO-DAY.

surRyxR COUNT CakNsxRs.-Before Potter, J.-Noa Is,
a. i6 IA u.s. 81, 49, l28 1877, l6S. l5l l83. 1885, 1877
SUPREME CONFESSIONAL TxKh-PARf L-Before Dono-
hue, No. 1915.
SUPERIOR CoURr-SPEcIAL TERx-Befors o'Gorman j.
10 Nv cilsn tar -
Munster, 40 u M will OF Robert NJ Weed 10 M whl
vii, Of Jarecky, 10 M will Of Mary Woodbury.,
1890 O will Of Catharine e. rockwell, lOSo o. M VIII
Flora Levy. IL No.
smyth Assistant Attorney PurdyNos to IT
,fu.fva
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WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Sentence Of Jacob Sharp by Judge Barrett.
Monmouth PARK racea Long Branch. ESQ %.
Board Of Street Openings City II all p N
Omitted French Aociety National ceisvration suifers
Hs.r Painters Association dinner Hotel Brighton. Coney
Island.
ANIMAL excursion of the Growlsrs 70 Iona Island
Rockswsy Hunting Club lawn tennis t"urnAment CedsR'
hurst. .,.-,.
men. Livipgst q. l., Sp m.
pcuic, Joness Wood, afternoon ana oVenms'
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BIDS IND AWARDS FOB CITY SECURITIES
CONTROLLER LoEw PLEASED BIZ THE TERMS OF
FERED

FERED.
Controller Losw In the presence of the Commissioners
Of the Sinking Fund. yesterday opened bids ior
600 additional water stock Of the cty $oooooV
city stock for the construction Of bridge
across tho Harlem River and $780, 900 dock bonds All
the bonds per cent interest aud are FREQ from
city and county taxation. The principal OF the water
stock 10 payable October l. 1908. the coneolldated
stock on November 1. 1907. and the dock bonds on
November 1917. The Controller Was much pleased az
the result OF tho bidding. He feared that the terms
would favorable In the OF some OF the
other loans Of the unsettled condition Of the
money market The following are the bids and awards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-14

LONG ISLAND CIrYThe Queen, County Bar Association
hold annual meeting at the court House yesterdy Tho
election OF officers resulted foows President Garrett j.
man board of managers W. J. Cogswel A. Montfort and
A.. ". Weller.
PORT JEPFRRsos.-The body OF . picked
Long Island Nj early yesterday
long the that disngurcd beyond
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NO MORE WEDNESDA 7 MA TIygBs AT WALLA OK'S
Despite the heat yesterday afternoon there fair
attendance at the matinee performance OF Indiana
given at wallacks Mr. MrCauil has. however, decided
To abandon the Wednesday matnees and give his weekly
afternoon performance on Satnrdays hereafter
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BRipGEPoRrThe Rsv Dewitt O. Jencks for the past ten
a Japan. ridnr Tue-day with his
family ami friends when the harness broke. causing
the Tho six Of tho carriage
thrown Mr. Jencks was cut abont tie knee, his
had her thigh broken and tho
Rev r. b. Beardslsy was severely about tho head.
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touches selling and seepechsses peesuss
they ere generally full Of frauL ,xu
Patrocies win hrst Cambyses second. AA~
tons legs have been In soak too LONG
6scoSD RAox-Bsy Ridge nrst Billy Brown second
Third RACR-Tae Bari to win.
Following arc the entries In full
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RIFLE SHOOTING AT WIMBLEDON.

LONDON July l8.-In the rfeshooting contest for the
Alexandra prizes Wimbledon to-day. the distance being
yards each being allowed seven shots at
each distance the following members Of the Canadian team
took prises Private Gamble Lieutenant Hooper and Lieu
tenant the 100 Yards contest Tor the Alfred
prlses seven man. Cartwright also took
q prize,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-14

Victor smith ace fourteen living at No. 2s Mongomery
at died Of lookiaw Bsrn.bas Hospital Yesterday The
lad playing with toy pistol on July and shot himself
ia the han
The Committee Of Examination OF the Passac vAer supply
held meeting YESTERDAY Arrangements were made for
eIamn ~ the the Passaic and
tributaries samples Of tho taken recently from The
river Paterson shovel $4,000 microbes In about
quarter a poonful of water
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TIE pOoLSRLLERS FURNISH BAIL.

There examination Yesterday In the cases OF the
three booksellers Charles H. Ripley George God aud John
Thomas. bartenders Henry H. Evers aud John
Quzey who Tuesday tho steamboat st
John, tho harbor poce while on tho way to the Mon
Park All tho. waived examination
furnished The barteDors each held In 9lUO
the excise law and the others In $500 each Tor
IitnS nnala
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rpIr Pro TN LOWER BROADWAY

Acting Mayor Beeknan has received from the police re.
port OF number OF vehicles that entered Broadway
through Fulton-st. CortlandtsL and Maiden
Lane The inspection from a. until on last
FRIDAY. Monday and TUESDAY And from IN until noon on
SATURDAY. of vehicles returned follows
Friday, 262t Monday. zoos, Tuesday. 1885, saturday.
lt65i total, 93S2
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TIE RACE FOR THE LIVERPOOL CUP

THE RACE FOR THE LIVERPOOL CUP
LONDON July lathe for the Liverpool Cup at the
Liverpool July meeting to-day won by Mr. W. rAnsons
fouryear old bay Lord Bradords three
old Ohippew IN aul W. 8. knoxs
three bay colt Kildare third There were seven
starters
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New. York. :. 10 poi al I'll Ptttssuro Y
g:.,Ysrs 9SSS5 IS 2

rors"Nsw York l. Pitss6ure STRUCK out-Nev. Yorf
base balls. hrexn Miller Bssoaer home rms
Counor /. Mccormick Double plays-None stS S.,1
bsses-EwinG !. Ward /. Hit BY ptcher.None, WIG
pitonss-Keefs l. Passed balls-Brown l. Miller 2. Um
pire- Mr. Quinn. Tims-Two hours
The NewYork played against the Staten Island
Athletic Island yesterday and were beaten BY
The following score,
s..:,a 1.l.1s
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ACCESSORY TO THE MURDER OF QUINN
Alexander John arraigned In the York
Vile Court yesterday accused OF aiding the killing OF
Joseph Quinn by Daniel Lyons Neil held without ball,
&c accessory the muror Corr secured his discharge
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NEW.YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, JULY a. 1881

ussd.v mint and hired room in Mlsrs Hotel II No -
soutn rfthaya He hsd bssa sick evidently not u
Fla risht mind ~ talked about being pnrsue ~ ene
mica His room remained long vsesrsy shas Nj
Miller broke the Then Il wss fea.d sh,i co.
the head In his pockets found semo money sna
check for s40O
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A TELEGRAPH ooMpAyY's NEW orP1oERS

At the meeting OF the American Union Telegraph
Company Of NewJesey held No Ia Exchange Place yes
terday the following officers elected T. r. Eekert
Clark secretary Drsciors-T T. Eckert
Charles A Tinker Thomas r. Clark A. r. Brewer, J. u
Berthoif Inspectors Of election Frank T. Ceyls, q. w.
COnklin. 0sorge RoVRe.
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HOME NE WIS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fun <senv, Het.- Ex gre.sman Warren Ksifsf OF
b o. Rsipwatsr OF St Wssdsor Hstslssmuei W.
lnsrsou and John B. Brown Of Hssts.tstsr
Hetei- Ex senator g. II. Wendoeer, Of stuyvosant n
srurspant Hesss-ExSpeaker Titus eheard, OF Little
faila r. Y,
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wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.
ALONG THE SOUND.

YoNKERa-Ata OF the Board Of Education yester
day Frederick shonnsrd elected presidsnt and q.
Morse vice presidont
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A GERMAN BAKER COMMITS SUICIDE.
Alexander Gassmann ayoung German baker who had been
living Franeisco for years. this city
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAQ

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TO-DAY
Sun rtses I37 Sets IS Moon rise 009 Moons age. 20
HIGH
AM-sandy HOOK l4tl Gov. rsid l,!s Hell Gate ss S
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STATEN ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND.

acknowledgement A Joline has been appointed
Governor Hi OF tho Commissioners OF Fisheries
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AnneuncsmsRA

HENRY A. DANIELS, n. D.
1865 West 63d-sk
Hours-St to Ia 6te1 Diseases Of the Norvous 1yseas
asnIto- Urinary 0rganA impotence AMI stsrfntH